This is an original WWII-era Imperial Japanese Navy carrying case for the Type 93 No. Important: The gas mask itself is NOT included. This listing is for the original carrying/storage case only. One of the most interesting features is the original instruction sheet attached inside the lid, titled Instructions for the Type 93 No. 2 Gas Mask, Type 4. Its survival inside the original case makes this a particularly interesting historical reference piece. The Type 93 gas mask was protective equipment used by the Imperial Japanese Navy. Such equipment was intended not only as protection against chemical warfare agents, but also for hazardous conditions that could occur aboard warships and at naval installations, including smoke and potentially harmful fumes resulting from fires, explosions, shelling, or bombing. This case was specifically designed for the storage and transportation of that protective equipment. It is constructed as a sturdy military carrying case and still retains internal fabric straps. The original Japanese instruction sheet remains attached to the inside of the lid. While Japanese Army equipment survives in relatively large quantities, original Imperial Japanese Navy equipment is generally encountered less frequently. Specialized accessories such as dedicated gas-mask cases are also often separated from their original equipment over the decades. For collectors of Japanese naval militaria, the surviving original instruction sheet is an especially attractive feature. The case shows significant age and service wear, including paint loss, scratches, surface rust, staining, and general deterioration consistent with an approximately 90-year-old military item. The instruction sheet also shows age-related wear. Gas mask, filter canister, and other equipment are NOT included. Only the carrying case shown in the photographs is included. An interesting original piece for collectors of Imperial Japanese Navy equipment, WWII Japanese militaria, naval equipment, and historical military artifacts. International Buyers – Please Note.
Antique Carl Eickhorn Early Military Officer Sword Soligen.
The WWI WW2 Collectable is a unique and rare piece of militaria, featuring a design inspired by the soldiers of World War I and ww2. Item showcases intricate craftsmanship and historical significance, making it a valuable collectible for anyone interested in military history. This antique piece is a one-of-a-kind treasure that pays tribute to the bravery of the soldiers who served during the Great War.
Empty bottle set from former japanese army. It’s from war time. Size please see picture. Shows signs of age, such as scratches and stains. The Army star mark is visible on the bottom of one of the bottles. International Buyers – Please Note.
WW1 GERMAN GENERAL ERICH LUDENDORFF (FREIKORPS LEADER) 1924 NEWS WIRE PHOTO. 1937 was an Important German General in WW1. He took part in the failed Kapp Putsch (coup d’état) in 1920 and the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923 and in 1925 he ran unsuccessfully for the office of President of Germany against his former superior Hindenburg. MUNICH PHOTOGRAPHER’S PHOTOGRAPH OF WW1 GERMAN GENERAL ERICH LUDENDORFF b. TAKEN IN 1924 AND THIS WIRE PHOTO WAS MADE IN JUNE 16,1926. ERICH LUDENDORFF POSES IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES FOR A PROFILE PHOTO IN 1924 JUST AFTER THE BEER HALL PUTSCH NOVEMBER 9, 1923. PHOTOGRAPH WITH ORIGINAL NEWS WIRE SLUG MOUNTED ON THE REVERSE RETAINS ITS PERIOD RED / BLUE GREASE PENCIL WRITING AND 2 NEWS WIRE HAND STAMPS. DIMENSIONS: 5 3/8″ x 7 7/16″. SHARP FOCUS WITH VERY GOOD CONTRAST. THIS IS NOT A COPY OR A REPRODUCTION.
FLYERS HELMET SZ & & 7 1/2. OILED & SMOOTH FLEXIBLE! CLEAN INSIDE GOGGLES ARE GLASS LENS GREEN, WEB SURROUNDS ARE GREAT, PROBABLE REPLACED STRAP, ALL ORIGINAL PERIOD.
The USN USS ARIZONA Battleship Class Small Arms Trophy Medal is an original piece from the period of 1927-28, making it a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of militaria. This bronze medal reflects the history and significance of naval battleships during that time, particularly the USS Arizona. Ideal for collectors or history buffs interested in military artifacts, this trophy medal is a rare find that commemorates a significant era in American naval history. USN USS ARIZONA Battleship Class -Small Arms Trophy Medal -bronze, 1927-28. Appears to be made of bronze or copper colored metal. Approximately 2-1/4″ in height x 1-1/4″ in width, see photos for condition. Estate fresh find, don’t snooze on this one -USS Arizona items rarely come up for sale! Used medal only, nothing else. See my other listings, save my store as I’ll be listing a large collection of scarce items soon!
This is the February 1942 issue of Kaiyo Shonen (“Ocean Youth”), a wartime magazine for Japanese youth. It features a special edition on the Greater East Asia War, published just weeks after the attack on Pearl Harbor (Dec 7, 1941) and the Battle of Malaya (Dec 10, 1941). Inside are photographs, articles, and diagrams covering the Japanese Navy’s early war victories and the state of the U. Several pages bear the credit “Provided by the Navy Ministry, ” showing that the content relied on official photographs and reports. Compiled by the editors of Kaiyo Shonen, aimed at young readers in wartime Japan. Much of the visual material came from Imperial Japanese Navy propaganda sources, making this a genuine piece of period reporting and education. Published in February 1942, right after Japan’s surprise victories at Pearl Harbor and Malaya. This magazine was created for wartime reporting and youth indoctrination. Today it serves as a valuable historical primary source, showing how news, images, and narratives were presented to the Japanese public at the beginning of the Pacific War. Richly illustrated with black-and-white photo spreads of warships, aircraft, officers, and battle diagrams. “The Battle of Malaya”. Pacific Fleet Before Annihilation. This issue allows you to see the war as it was reported in Japan at the time. Own a piece of history – ideal for collectors, researchers, museums, or educational use. Approximate 7-21days(To USA).
